Shirley Collins - Heart's EaseVinyl LP pressing. 2020 release. Heart's Ease follows 2017's Lodestar, Shirley Collins' first record in 38 years, and one that brought Shirley's widely missed voice back to fans. An album broader and brighter in tone than Lodestar, it finds Shirley exploring warmer themes and features three songs less rooted within the folk tradition.

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There are also some thrilling moments enthused by the distinctive tabla playing of Sukhvinder Singh "Pinky"

Orff with his Carmina Burana or Gershwin with his Rhapsody in Blue

highlights include 'What Kind Of Girl (Do You Think I Am)'

Alte Kirche Fautenbach

'I think that today I found the beginning of my 'Scottish' Symphony'

Fabricius/ Monte/ Lechner/ Michael - Te Deum Laudamus: Music on the Angel Instruments

Ssewa Ssewa's music is about social and global issues

Although the second overture suite really should be assigned to the ranks of the anonymous

1 with his first release "Candy Kisses"

yet always rooted in cadence and structure

and in a "poised